Sentence examples for given no end from inspiring English sources

GDL union leader Claus Weselsky has given no end date for the strike, but said it would "last a little longer" than the previous five-day stoppage.

That statistic came up in recent Senate testimony by the U.S. commanding general in Afghanistan, John "Mick" Nicholson Jr., who is (to give no-end-in-sight further context) the 12th U.S. commander since the war began.

GDL union leader Claus Weselsky gave no end date for the strike, but said it would "last a little longer" than the previous five-day stoppage.

The regional associations and the FA Council should be given no option but to end decades of resistance and prevarication.

Hamas, which backs the rallies, is expected to call for thousands to attend on Saturday, while Israel has given no indication it will end its live-fire policy against what it calls "violent riots".

Compliance would signal progress in efforts to negotiate a peaceful end to the crisis, although the rebels - who U.N. experts say are backed by neighbouring Rwanda - have given no indication they were ending their eight-month insurgency.

For some reason, comparative constructions with "than" or "as" give us no end of trouble.

Ted thought, "Well, if that's poetry that's the way I think so I can give you no end of it".

Guests left with a goody bag containing a flying remote control dinosaur which will give EasyJet no end of worries on the journey back I'm sure.

Originally written for Second Empire Paris, Don Carlos gave Verdi no end of trouble, and, as with Luisa Miller, there would be changes to Schiller's vision.

Well, I wish I'd discarded Chip's job as a university professor before it got locked into the story, because trying to do something fresh with such a familiar job gave me no end of trouble.